Bank Management

This text is intended for use in a junior/senior/graduate level course in Commercial Bank Management or Financial Institution Management taught at most four-year schools out of the finance department. The authors aim to present the institutional setting of banking in a framework that recognizes the vast bridge to financial markets and theory.

Part One Measurement, Analysis And Theory Of Value Creation 1

Chapter 1 The Changing Nature of Banking in the U.S. 3

Chapter 2 Understanding a Bank’s Financial Statements 35

Chapter 3 Evaluating a Bank’s Returns, Risks and Overall Performance 58

Chapter 4 Foundations of Value in Banking 103

Chapter 5 Asset and Liability Management and the Yield Curve 129

Part Two Asset, Liability, And Capital Decisions 207

Chapter 6 The Acquisition and Cost of Bank Funds 209

Chapter 7 Measuring and Providing Reserves and Liquidity 242

Chapter 8 Managing the Security Portfolio 274

Chapter 9 Managing Bank Capital 322

Part Three Managing Loans And The Loan Portfolio 387

Chapter 10 The Bank Credit Organization 389

Chapter 11 Credit Selection, Underwriting and Portfolio Diversification 418

Chapter 12 Consumer Lending 475

Part Four Hedging And Pricing With Derivatives And International Banking 533

Chapter 13 Financial Futures and Forwards: Hedging and Pricing 535

Chapter 14 Interest Rate Options: Hedging and Pricing 559

Chapter 15 Interest Rate Swaps: Hedging and Pricing 588

Chapter 16 International Banking 609

Index 671

George H. Hempel and Donald G. Simonson are the authors of Bank Management: Text and Cases, 5th Edition, published by Wiley.